2026-01-09 10:24:44

Recently, the US political and economic landscape has been undergoing subtle changes. The Senate passed the War Powers Resolution with a vote of 52 to 47, which limits the President Trump's authority to conduct military actions regarding Venezuela. It seems Congress wants to have more say on this issue.

At the same time, Trump revealed in an interview with the media that he has already decided on the next Federal Reserve Chair, but the specific name has not yet been announced. This decision could have a profound impact on the direction of monetary policy.

Additionally, Trump announced the launch of a large-scale new policy. These series of policy actions combined reflect that the US is undergoing significant policy adjustments. For those interested in macroeconomics and asset allocation, these signals are worth close attention—they will eventually transmit to the financial markets.

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DaoResearcher

· 01-09 10:54

52:47 This vote count, from a governance proposal perspective, is fundamentally not enough of a safety margin. Regarding the Federal Reserve Chair, it depends on how the white paper is written—oh wait, this is politics, not a token... but the logic is the same, incentives are incompatible. Is the new policy scale large? What about the data? How exactly is it large? Now we're starting to go off-topic.

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OnlyOnMainnet

· 01-09 10:53

Damn, the Federal Reserve Chair is still playing suspense, isn't this forcing us to guess the market reaction? The 52:47 split in the Senate is indeed interesting; the balance of power is coming. It's both big policy and monetary policy; it feels like this wave will hit the market hard, so we still need to keep a close eye. American politics are becoming more and more like a reality show; every time, we have to bet on the direction of the situation... The Venezuela situation being restricted indicates someone wants to hit the brakes, but will the coin price follow suit? Trump's confidentiality move was quite good; Wall Street must be freaking out. Who will take over? The suspense is killing us. Recently, the market seems sluggish; with so many policy signals, there’s not much turbulence... The Federal Reserve Chair's suspense file is in such a critical position; not leaking it early isn't like his style.

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NervousFingers

· 01-09 10:53

Wait, can the Senate really check Trump's military power? This feels like a show; in the end, they still have to give the President face... The Fed Chair has already been decided, but they haven't announced it yet, which is just teasing us. How big of a deal is this? I'm starting to get nervous right now. New policies + restricting military power + Fed appointments—these three things hitting at once. How is the crypto market reacting? Is anyone bottom-fishing? The 52 to 47 vote in Congress is actually quite fragile; it feels like it could reverse at any moment. We need to keep a close eye on this. These policies could really move the money. I can't sleep peacefully right now.

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SneakyFlashloan

· 01-09 10:50

The selection of the Federal Reserve Chair is the real core... The congressional voting constraints are just so-so; the key is how the monetary policy shifts, which directly affects the next trend in the crypto circle.

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